Trinity Yachts is an American shipyard based in New Orleans, Louisiana, producing aluminium motor yachts in the 48 to 70 metre range. The yard has delivered around 80 vessels since 1988 and is known for the build quality of its aluminium construction, a consistent deck layout sensibility, and a value proposition that competes effectively against European builders at the same length. Trinity became a significant presence in the charter market through a combination of fleet scale and American build practicality.
Eleven Trinity yachts operate in the Bahamas and Caribbean charter fleet, one of the largest single-builder concentrations in the region. Lengths range from around 48 to 70 metres, carrying ten to twelve guests in five to seven cabins with crew sizes of twelve to sixteen. The deck layouts favour generous exterior social spaces, with multiple sun and shade areas, beach clubs, and tender garages suited to Caribbean day-use patterns.
Weekly charter rates for Trinity yachts in the Bahamas fall broadly between 100,000 and 400,000 euros depending on size and specification. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, provisions, port dues, and crew gratuity. Caribbean season peaks from December through April. Eleven vessels gives genuine flexibility, and the diversity within the fleet means multiple options usually exist at any given budget level.
Eleven Trinity yachts covering Bahamian waters means that Inagua, despite its remoteness, falls within practical reach of a fleet with both the range and the operational experience to get there comfortably. Anchored off Matthew Town, the programme is all destination: flamingo reserves, bonefish flats in Union Creek, and reef diving of a quality that the main Bahamian circuit rarely matches.
